Monthly Archives: January 2015

Why Middle School is So Important

So, this is my 30th year in public education. 30 years. It seems like just yesterday I was walking into my first faculty meeting as a brand new teacher. Now, I am the one running the meetings. I cannot believe how … Continue reading

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Weekly Education Links (weekly)

Here are my weekly Diigo posts for the week of January 19, 2015. As we close on on the end of the first semester, I encourage you to continue to insure your staff. Keep motivating them, keep encouraging them, keep … Continue reading

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Weekly Education Links (weekly)

Here are my weekly Diigo posts for the week of January 12, 2015. Join us for #schadminchat this coming Tuesday, January 20, at 9 PM EST. Our topic is Digital Leadership. Questions will be posted on the #schadminchat page of … Continue reading

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Weekly Education Links (weekly)

After taking a few weeks off for the holidays, I am now back posting my Diigo links each Sunday. I hope that ll of you had a wonderful break and git to spend time with family and friends. But mostly … Continue reading

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What are Your Big 3?

I read a great post from Amber Teamann the other day called “What’s Your Big Three as an Admin?” (www.technicallyteamann.com/whats-your-big-three-as-an-admin). The post was a response to a challenge from Tony Sinanis’ blog “The Three” (www.leadingmotivatedlearners.blogspot.com/2014/11/the-three.html). I read that one too. It got me to … Continue reading

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